The Economist: Apr 27th 2019 by The Economist instant download

The Economist: Apr 27th 2019 by The Economist instant download

Politics this week
Business this week
KAL’s cartoon
Good man, bad party: South Africa’s best bet
Technology and security: The right call on Huawei
Donald Trump: After Mueller, what next?
Sri Lanka: Easter evil
Oil prices: Spoiling the mood
Letters to the editor: On Kazakhstan, workers, Oregon, Britain, cannabis, ethics, Parkinson’s disease, cherry trees, Facebook
Huawei: Communication breakdown
Robert Mueller’s report: Executive privileges
War powers: What are they good for?
Minimum wages: Floored
Religious affiliation: To be young is not quite heaven
Judicial elections: Vote and be hanged
Counting America: Census and sensibility
Lexington: A blast from the past
Cuba, Venezuela and Nicaragua: Trump v the troika of tyranny
Panama’s elections: Miffed, but moderate
Bello: The ultimate political act
Terrorism in Sri Lanka: Bloody Sunday
Indonesia’s election: Us and them
Medical marijuana in Thailand: The green light
Identity politics in India: Vote terror
Activism against North Korea: Balloons v bullets
Banyan: Cross-strait love and hate
Global infrastructure: Seeds of suspicion
Hong Kong: Folding the umbrellas
Chaguan: Why China wants a mighty navy
Egypt’s economy: Running to stand still
The scent of spring: Fish in a barrel
Sudan: The struggle continues
Ukraine: Ready for prime time?
Bosnia: Hanging together
Assimilation: Pholand
Syrians in Turkey: A long way from home
Europe’s geography: Stuck in the middle of the EU
Charlemagne: Votes without frontiers
Inheritance: Return to Downton Abbey
Northern Ireland: A death in Derry
Education: Teachers, tested
Local elections: Feeling blue
England’s fastest-growing town: Look on in ore
The Commonwealth’s 70th birthday: Don’t let the sun go down
Bagehot: Much ado about nothing
Monarchy: Sovereign immunity
South Africa: Saving the nation
Corruption: In the dark
The ANC: What would Nelson say?
Father of the nation: Memories of Madiba
The economy: Any job will do
Land reform: Rights and wrongs
Education: School’s out
The future: Balancing act
Chinese companies abroad: Dragons, disru